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Autumn Refuge – A quiet retreat
In the mountains of Abruzzo, in the authentic village of Castelvecchio Calvisio, there is a refuge that invites you to slow down. Here, the calm of the village and the colors of the surrounding landscape welcome you like an embrace. In winter, the refuge is filled with a special magic: a lit fireplace, soft lights and seasonal details make every moment warmer and more intimate. ✨🔥 It is the ideal place for those seeking peace, nature and slow living. 🌿 An oasis of silence, warmth and serenity.

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Casa Stefania is located in the historic center of Barrea, in the heart of the Abruzzo National Park. It is 300 meters from the main street, where you can find shops, bars and other services. The house consists of a ground floor and two upper floors. On the ground floor, there is a kitchen/living room, TV and sofa. On the first floor, there is a double bedroom and bathroom, on the second floor, there is a bedroom with a bunk bed (plus a pull-out bed), a balcony with a lake view and a bathroom.

Casa Querencia | Scenic Italian Lakeside Escape
Welcome to Casa Querencia — a beautifully designed Italian retreat in the medieval village of Colledimezzo, overlooking Il Lago di Bomba. This lovingly restored stone home offers something rare: panoramic lake and mountain views from every room. Blending historic charm with modern design, it features four sleeping spaces, a bright open layout, a new kitchen, a balcony, and a terrace for outdoor living , creating a space that feels stunning and deeply comfortable. A true Italian lakeside escape.

Villa Giovanna
On the shores of one of Italy's rare natural lakes, with a suggestive heart shape nestled in the mountains of the Abruzzo National Park, stands Villa Giovanna and its Depéndance, lapped by the calm waters of the lake. Waking up to the reverberation of the water or the sound of the gentle waves gives serenity to the human soul, the possibility of discovering the surrounding nature directly from home is unparalleled. Possibility to use a surfboard and a 2-seater kayak directly from the house

Casa della Bifora - Tax Code: IT066043B4M4V38SQB
The Casa della Bifora is part of a small hotel spread over several locations (La Torre del Cornone). You will find us in the historic center of the village of Fontecchio (AQ), just a 5-minute walk from the main square of the village. Fontecchio is a medieval village, located in the heart of the Sirente Velino Park. This typical complex of ancient buildings is located in the southern corner of the town walls, with spectacular views of the green and quiet valley of the Aterno River.

Brigands' Refuge
This residence stands in the heart of the medieval village. As you cross the threshold, the scent of aged wood and original stone walls evoke the stories of brigands who once roamed the valley, while modern comforts—from Wi-Fi to a smart TV—turn your stay into a timeless wellness experience. Every space is thoughtfully designed to combine authenticity and functionality, offering an intimate retreat where you can unwind after a day of trails, wineries, and authentic experiences.

Arpinum Divinum: luxury loft
Arpinum Divinum is a magical place where you can stop time and enjoy the excitement of a panoramic sunset over the ancient city of Arpino and experience moments of absolute relaxation and well-being. The combination of various elements, such as the hot tub, chromotherapy, panoramic view and cozy 18th-century fireplace make this experience unique and unforgettable. The hot tub is the beating heart of this emotional suite. A panoramic loft steeped in history, magic and warmth.

Tenuta Fortilù – Exclusive Villa
Tenuta Fortilù is an elegant villa at the foot of Monte Matese, perfect for those seeking relaxation, privacy, and comfort. With a capacity of 11 guests, it features a garden with a bio-pool, sauna, hot tub, and barbecue area. The warm and welcoming interiors include fireplaces and a stone cellar. Care, cleanliness, and attention to detail ensure an impeccable stay. Ideal for couples, families, and groups, Fortilù offers unique experiences blending nature and well-being.

Le Coin Perdu
A "coin perdu" of nature, sky and clean air, to escape the hectic pace of the city and find yourself on a hill, with a breathtaking view of the Comino Valley. The cosy house, for exclusive use, has been recently renovated and is equipped with all amenities (air conditioning, heating, Wi-Fi), with 3 bright bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a spacious living room and a well-equipped kitchen. You can enjoy pleasant evenings in the vast garden, among the olive and oak trees.

Glamping Abruzzo - The Yurt
This luxurious yurt, with its own private hot-tub and fire-pit, is set in a peaceful olive grove, with sweeping views to the Majella mountain. Part of an organic olive farm, thirty minutes from Pescara Airport. Magnificent National Parks are nearby and the local restaurants are excellent too. Regretably, we are unable to accomodate pets, or chilldren under the age of 12 and alterations to your reservation are only accomodated prior to seven days in advance.

Di Finizio_Cottage
Relax in this peaceful and centrally-located place. Il Di Finizio Cottage is located in the Medieval Village of Barrea in the Abruzzo National Park, a 10-minute walk from the shores of Lake Barrea, offering accommodation for 2 to 4 people with kitchenette and free WiFi, private bathroom with shower and toilet. The accommodation has linens, towels and smart TV. Ski lifts: Pescasseroli 18 km. Castel di Sangro 20 km, Roccaraso 30 km. Free unattended parking.

Three-room apartment, direct beach access with terrace
Flora's home offers a unique experience in close contact with the sea of the Trabocchi coast in total relaxation The apartment consists of: a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, one double and one with a double sofa bed The terrace gives you the possibility of direct access to the beach The apartment has a garden with barbecue, outdoor hot shower, washing machine, TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and private parking, bicycles, kayaks, sup.
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Chalet del Sangro - Cozy mountain house

The Home of the Heart

La Masseria

Villa Abete Azzurro with Private Pool

The Window on the Majella [Terrace+Panorama]
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Scontrone?
Stay near the village center for easy access to historic sites, cafés, and community events. Traditional stone houses and family-run guesthouses have a warm atmosphere rooted in local tradition.
What are the best things to do in Scontrone with kids?
Walk the mural-filled streets, visit interactive village museums, or picnic at local parks around Scontrone. Joining a craft workshop or sampling regional sweets adds to the family experience.
What are some of the best things to do in Scontrone?
Stroll the historic center to enjoy local art murals, visit community museums, and attend seasonal village events. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike scenic mountain trails or join culinary experiences that highlight regional products.
How is the weather in Scontrone?
Scontrone has cool winters around 35–47°F (2–8°C), with more rainfall, and warm, drier summers typically reaching 65–83°F (18–28°C). Spring and autumn are mild, so layering clothing is helpful for changing conditions.
When is the best time to visit Scontrone?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures, blooming landscapes, and open-air village events. Winter brings a quieter pace, with the surrounding mountains offering a distinct atmosphere.
What are the best places to visit in Scontrone?
Explore the murals throughout Scontrone, small museums dedicated to local history, and traditional stone alleyways. The village church and panoramic viewpoints are also frequently suggested for visitors.
What are some hiking trails in Scontrone?
Scontrone has scenic trails that weave through forests and meadows, with routes suitable for a range of abilities. Trails often feature mountain views, historic sites, and opportunities for wildlife spotting.
What are some family activities we can do in Scontrone?
Families can enjoy nature walks, picnic spots, and interactive local museums around Scontrone. Seasonal festivals, guided art workshops, and outdoor playgrounds add options for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Scontrone?
Explore nearby historic villages, mountain parks, and natural reserves, or discover lakes and local markets in Abruzzo. Traditional castles and open-air museums in the region are often recommended for a deeper cultural experience.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Scontrone?
Scontrone has accommodations that welcome pets, with some vacation homes and apartments making space for four-legged guests. Exploring the surrounding countryside with your pet is a favorite activity among visitors.
What are some local tips for visiting Scontrone?
Chat with residents for insights into village history, and try fresh local products at small markets. Early mornings are peaceful for walking, and local festivals are a great way to experience traditional music and cuisine.
What is Scontrone known for?
Scontrone is known for its mountain scenery, traditional stone houses, and murals that showcase community stories. The area is recognized for a welcoming atmosphere, artisanal food, and a strong sense of local identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Scontrone?
Scontrone has small museums, traditional stone streets, and artisan workshops where you can learn about local crafts. Nature paths around the village reveal quiet viewpoints and murals depicting community history.
What are the best foods to try in Scontrone?
Classic Abruzzo dishes like arrosticini (grilled lamb skewers), fresh cheeses, and homemade pasta are often suggested. You may also find locally produced honey, cured meats, and sweets such as pizzelle at village gatherings and restaurants.
What should I bring for a trip to Scontrone?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring the village and its trails, along with layers for cooler mornings or evenings. An umbrella or light rain jacket can be useful, especially in spring or autumn when showers are more common.
What is the nightlife in Scontrone like?
Scontrone's nightlife is low-key and centers around small cafés, family-run trattorias, and local events. Evenings are often spent enjoying regional food or gathering with the community in social spaces.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Scontrone?
Scontrone is known for seasonal and religious festivals, including local celebrations that highlight Abruzzo's food and craft traditions. Cultural gatherings and open-air concerts often take place in warmer months, bringing a lively atmosphere to the village.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Scontrone?
Scontrone has a variety of vacation rentals that can accommodate families, with options like homes and apartments featuring multiple bedrooms or kitchen facilities. Many are situated near scenic areas, making it easy for families to enjoy nature and local experiences together.
Destinations to explore
- Trabocchi Coast
- Piana Di Sant'Agostino
- Lago di Scanno
- Reggia di Caserta
- National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise
- Riserva naturale guidata Punta Aderci
- Sperlonga Beach
- Rocca Calascio
- Maiella National Park
- Aqualand del Vasto
- Villa di Tiberio
- Camosciara Nature Reserve
- Regional Natural Reserve Punta Aderci
- Fossanova Abbey
- Stiffe Caves
- Sirente Velino Regional Park
- Montagna Spaccata
- Alto Sangro Ski Pass
- The Orfento Valley
- Centro Commerciale Megalò
- Aragonese Castle
- Serapo Beach
- Cathedral of Monte Cassino
- San Giovanni in Venere Abbey





